The story of the widow’s mite is often used by prosperity gospel preachers to encourage sacrificial giving. But in context, Jesus may be exposing religious leaders who exploit the poor.

For over a century now, feminism has shaped how we think about identity, motherhood, family, men, women, and even faith itself. But what if some of its deepest assumptions were wrong from the beginning?

These resources help you not only understand reality collapse more deeply, but also guide you in leading your family, friends, and community in ideas and practices that protect and restore reality.

"The Bible condones slavery!" This claim is one of the main reasons people reject Christianity. Slavery is despicable, but has it always been viewed that way? If not, then what changed?

Were women second-class citizens in Israel? Could they be seized by any lustful man? Did they have to marry their rapist? These questions will finally be answered.

The Old Testament Law prescribes something many in the West consider outdated and unethical: the death penalty. But how does the Law prescribe it, and why?

From cultural identity and politics to science and the soul, Abdu explores whether faith is a leap or a response to something real. Students press him on everything from the “women be silent” passage from Paul to the Trinity, from moral questions to science and DNA.

A Christian and a Hindu discuss the differences in their views on creation, evil and suffering, justice, reincarnation, salvation, and the afterlife.

A former Muslim answers questions about the Bible, science, artificial intelligence, and much more!

Why do we prefer stories about good prevailing, or the defeat of selfishness? Is this just evolution or something else? We talk with Dr Andy Bannister to find out!

Enslaved African Americans did not accept pro-slavery interpretations of the Bible, seeing them as selective at best and purposely misleading and racist at worst.